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Special Sale of Fine Mahogany and Oak Dining
Room Furniture for the Balancs of May.
We’ve sketched from Dining Room Suits for your special attention today. Selected* them at random with no
favoritism shown, for these reductions embrace all of the fine Dining Room Suits. There are many more elaborate
in carving and in design.
We’ll show you more in the advertisements that are to follow, but these will suffice today. They’ll show
you the spirit of the sale, and show home furnishers and fine furniture lovers the rare opportunities this sale holds
out to them. Remember, this sale is only for the balance of this month. .
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SIDEBOARD—Top 66x24 inches. Height 56 inches. Mirror 12x62 inches,
CHINA CABINET—45 inches wide, 62 inches high with mirror inside.
TABLE—54 inches diameter.
This is a “Sheraton” style suite which is so favored by lovers of the colonial
styles. Regular price for these three pieces $264.50; during this sale,
223.50
Solid Mahogany Suite of 3 pieces; dull finish.
SIDEBOARD—Top 24x60 inches; 61 inches high; mirror 14x48; silver trays
inside the drawers.
CHINA CABINET—48 inches wide, 64 inches high, mirror inside.
TABLE—54 inches diameter.
Heavy Colonial ScrSll style with wood knobs. Regular price for these three
pieces 326.50; during this sale,
Dark Oak Suite of 3 pieces; massive heavy suite.
SIDEBOARD—Top 78x26 inches; mirrors 72x22; linen trays inside center
cupboard.
CHINA CABINET—48 inches wide, 68 inches high; mirror inside.
TABLE—Top 60 inches diameter.
This is a very elegant suite with the plain columns and claw feet. Regular
price for these three pieces $350.00; during this sale,
Very fine Crotch Malioganv Suite of 3 pieces; dull finish.
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SIDEBOARD—Top 72x28 inches, columns on sides making 1
the board 78 inches. Mirror 20x64. Linen travs inside center cupboard.
CHINA CABINET—58 inches wide, 68 inches high; mirror inside.
TABLE—Top 60 inches diameter, made extra heavy. One of the most mas
sive Colonial Suites ever shown in Atlanta! Regular price for these three pieces
$530.00; during this sale
455.00
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uBose Cempahy
MASONS OF FORTY YEARS
TO BE PRESENTED JE WELS
In recognition of their forty year* of
membership In the organisation, ten
members of Atlanta lodge, No. M, Free
and Accepted Maeons, will be present
ed with jewels at the meeting of the
lodge Thursday evening. The jewels
wilt be In the shape of watch charms
of expensive design.
In addition to presenting jewels to
ten of Its oldest members, the lodge
will also observe the sixtieth anniver
sary of its organisation. Atlanta
lodge la the oldest Masonic order In
the city, and la one of the oldest In the
mate.
Those who have been members of
thg lodge fur forty years or more, and
who will be presented with jewels, are
as follows: Valentine T. Ilarnwell. Ben
jamin I'. Urnnrtt, Issaehar J. Cook. Da
vid II. Dougherty, Thomas J. High
tower, Washington J. Houston. Calvin
W. Hunnlcutt. John II. James, David
Morgan and Jeff R. Robinson.
Alleged Forger Held.
Special.'to The Georgian:' > . t ■
Columbus, Ga-, May 22.—Charles Ed
wards, a negro. Is In Jail here In de
fault of $500 bond to answer the
charge of forgery preferred against
him by u negro woman who alleges
that he swindled har out of $5 by forg
ing the naihe of another! negro to a
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General orders for' the parade for
mation on next Saturday morning,
marking the preliminaries to the Gor
don monument unveiling, were Issued
Tuesday afternoon by arand Marshal
R. E. Park and Chief of Blair K. E.
Pomeroy.
The parade'will form pt 10:JO and
move promptly ut 11 o’clock. It will
be divided Into alx divisions, and the
following appointments for command
of the d|vlalona have been named:
1. E. E. Pomeroy, chief of stair.
2. Brigadier General W. 8. Edgerly,
United States army, commander flrat
division.
S. Colonel James M. Austin, com
mander aecond division.
mander third dlvlah
t. Colonel A. Gordon Caisela, Na
tional Guard of Georgia, commander
fourth division.
g. Colonel L. P. Thomas, United Con
federate Veterans, commander fifth di
vision.
mander sixth
8. Aides to the grand marshal, such
as have been heretofore Invited.
The head of the parade will move
from the junction of Peachtree and
West lVachtree, the aides reporting at
lhut point to the grand marshall at
10:10 o'clock.
Division Formation,
The first division, under. Brigadier
General W. 8. Edgerly. will form at
Peachtree and West Baker. It will
consist ‘ of Wedemeyer’s Band, troops
Seventeenth Infantry, Fifth Regiment.
Second Regiment and other members of
the national guard present.
The second division, under Colonel
James W. Austin, will form at Peach
tree and East Baker, and will consist
of Marlst College cadets, University of
cadets. police battalb
Georgia cadets. police battalion.
Knights of Pythias. Patriarchs Mili
tant, L O. O. F.. Knights'of Khorassan.
other secret order lodges, Spanlsh-
Araerlcan war veterans. Sons of Vet
erans and Federation of Trades.
Landrum, will form at Peachti
East Harris, and will consist of fire
man’s drum corps. Boys’ High School,
grammar schools and privals schools.
The fourth division will b« under
OFblCER DIED LAST MARCH,
FLA GS HALF-i, 7 A FFED IN MA i
New York, Mxy 22.—All the ships of
the North Atlantic fleet assembled In
the Hudson river and off Tompklns-
vllle had their ensigns half-staffed jo-
day out of respect to the memory of
the late Rear Admiral Benjamin T.
Colonel A. Gordon Caasels, of Savan
nah. and will consist of tht cavalrymen
from the national guard of the state. '
The fifth division, commanded by
Colonel L. P. Thomas, will form on
Carnegie Way. It will consist of Gor
don Institute cadets and Confederate
veterans.
The sixth division, commanded by
General William A. Wright, will form
Tilley. A gun salute was also flred.
Althrtdvh ,ha nitmlrfll died St
Although the admiral died «
League Island navy-yard, Phlladell ^
last March, the order to hoK-ma’t
flags had to pass through so many”
rial hands that It was not received1 W
UM IIUI1UB IIIUI IE woo -- ....
Rear Admiral Evans until yesterday
at Cain and Peaehtreestraets.nn^.
consist of the ladles of tha
ganlxatlons In carriages, and enrrl
and automobiles containing the j.
ment commission and atate and Lotus
States officials.
The line of march will be to w
tree, to Whitehall; to But Humeo
the capttoL The exercise#
promptly at noon.
